WO2010150828A1 - 電力供給装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power supply device in which a plurality of power supply devices are operated in parallel to supply DC power to a load device.
- a power supply device that includes two power supply devices whose output voltage monotonously decreases as the output current increases (see, for example, JP-A-10-248253).
- the inclination angles of the output current-output voltage characteristics of the two power supply devices are different. That is, when the output current changes by the same magnitude, the amount of change in the output voltage of one power supply device is different from the amount of change in the output voltage of the other power supply device.
- each power supply device settles at the balance point of output current-output voltage characteristics and load current, An arbitrary output current can be output from each power supply device at an arbitrary output voltage.
- one power supply device has constant voltage control, and the remaining power supply devices monotonously as the output current increases.
- a power supply device that is tilt control using a decreasing DC voltage as an output voltage is conceivable.
- the slope control power supply device outputs current to the load device while the output voltage of the slope control power supply device is adjusted to the output voltage (reference voltage) of the constant voltage control power supply device. To do. At this time, the shortage of the load current is output from the power supply device of constant voltage control to the load device.
- the power supply to the load device is maintained while keeping the supply voltage to the load device at a constant voltage (the output voltage of the power supply device of constant voltage control). It can be performed stably.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to provide a power supply device capable of operating a power supply device to which a commercial power supply is connected with maximum conversion efficiency.
- a power supply apparatus is connected to a DC supply line to which a load device is connected, and includes a first power supply device and a second power supply unit that supply DC power to the load device through the DC supply line, and Load current detection means for measuring the value of the current flowing through the DC supply line and outputting it as a measurement value; if the measurement value is obtained from the load current detection means, whether or not the obtained measurement value is greater than the optimum current value Determination means for determining whether or not, and control means.
- the first power supply device is connected to a commercial power source and converts the power obtained from the commercial power source into DC power, so that the DC power supply line is constant regardless of the magnitude of the current output to the DC power supply line.
- the optimum current value is a value of a current that the first power supply device outputs to the DC supply line when the conversion efficiency of the first power supply device is maximum.
- the second power supply unit includes a second power supply device.
- the second power supply device monotonously decreases the output voltage applied to the DC supply line as the output current output to the DC supply line increases, and monotonously increases the output voltage as the output current decreases. It is configured to perform tilt control.
- the determination means determines that the measured value is larger than the optimum current value
- the control means determines that the current value output from the second power supply unit to the DC supply line is the measured value and the optimum current value.
- the instruction value is output to the second power supply device so as to be equal to the difference value.
- the second power supply device includes adjustment means for adjusting the value of the output current based on the instruction value received from the control means.
- the adjustment unit receives the instruction value from the control unit, the adjustment unit sets the value of the output current to a value corresponding to the instruction value without changing the output voltage by changing the condition of the inclination control. Configured to do.
- control means is configured to cause the second power supply unit to stop outputting the current to the DC supply line when the determination means determines that the measured value is equal to or less than the optimum current value. Is done.
- the second power supply unit includes a plurality of the second power supply devices.
- the value of the current output from the second power supply unit to the DC supply line is the sum of the output current values of the plurality of second power supply devices.
- the house H is provided with a DC power supply unit 101 that outputs DC power and a DC device (load device) 102 as a load driven by the DC power.
- DC power is supplied to the DC device 102 through a DC supply line Wdc connected to the output end of the DC device 102.
- a current flowing through the DC supply line Wdc is monitored between the DC power supply unit 101 and the DC device 102.
- a DC breaker 114 is provided for limiting or blocking the current.
- the DC supply line Wdc is used as both a DC power supply path and a communication path, and is connected to the DC supply line Wdc by superimposing a communication signal for transmitting data on a DC voltage using a high-frequency carrier wave. Enables communication between devices.
- This technique is similar to a power line carrier technique in which a communication signal is superimposed on an AC voltage in a power line that supplies AC power.
- the DC supply line Wdc is connected to the home server 116 via the DC power supply unit 101.
- the home server 116 is a main device that constructs a home communication network (hereinafter referred to as “home network”), and communicates with a subsystem or the like constructed by the DC device 102 in the home network.
- home network a home communication network
- an illumination system comprising an information equipment system K101 comprising an information-system DC device 102 such as a personal computer, a wireless access point, a router, and an IP telephone, and an illumination system DC equipment 102 such as a lighting fixture.
- Each subsystem constitutes a self-supporting distributed system, and can operate even with the subsystem alone.
- the above-described DC breaker 114 is provided in association with a subsystem.
- four DCs are associated with the information equipment system K101, the lighting system K102 and the entrance system K103, the house alarm system K104, and the lighting system K105.
- a breaker 114 is provided.
- a connection box 121 for dividing the system of the DC supply line Wdc is provided for each subsystem.
- a connection box 121 is provided between the illumination system K102 and the entrance system K103.
- an information equipment system K101 composed of a DC equipment 102 connected to a DC outlet 131 arranged in advance in the house H (constructed when the house H is constructed) in the form of a wall outlet or a floor outlet.
- the lighting systems K102 and K105 include a lighting system K102 composed of a lighting device (DC device 102) arranged in advance in the house H and a lighting device (DC device 102) connected to a hook ceiling 132 arranged in advance on the ceiling.
- An illumination system K105 is provided.
- the contractor attaches the lighting fixture to the hook ceiling 132, or the householder himself attaches the lighting fixture.
- an instruction to control the lighting apparatus that is the DC device 102 constituting the lighting system K102 can be given using a communication signal from the switch 141 connected to the DC supply line Wdc.
- a control instruction for the luminaire that is the DC device 102 constituting the illumination system K105 can be given using a communication signal from the switch 142 connected to the DC supply line Wdc. That is, the switches 141 and 142 have a communication function together with the DC device 102.
- a control instruction may be given by a communication signal from another DC device 102 in the home network or the home server 116 regardless of the operation of the switches 141 and 142.
- the instructions to the lighting fixture include lighting, extinguishing, dimming, and blinking lighting.
- DC outlet Since any DC device 102 can be connected to the DC outlet 131 and the hooking ceiling 132 described above and DC power is output to the connected DC device 102, the DC outlet 131 and the hooking ceiling 132 are distinguished below. When it is not necessary, it is called “DC outlet”.
- DC outlets have a plug-in connection port into which a contact (not shown) provided directly on the DC device 102 or a contact (not shown) provided via a connection line is inserted into the body.
- the contact receiver that directly contacts the contact inserted into the connection port is held by the container. That is, the direct current outlet supplies power in a contact manner.
- a communication signal can be transmitted through the DC supply line Wdc.
- a communication function is provided not only in the DC device 102 but also in the DC outlet.
- the home server 116 not only is connected to the home network, but also has a connection port connected to the wide area network NT that constructs the Internet.
- the in-home server 116 is connected to the wide area network NT, it is possible to receive services from the center server 200 that is a computer server connected to the wide area network NT.
- the service provided by the center server 200 includes a service that enables monitoring and control of equipment (including mainly the DC equipment 102 but also other equipment having a communication function) connected to the home network through the wide area network NT. is there.
- This service makes it possible to monitor and control devices connected to the home network using a communication terminal (not shown) having a browser function such as a personal computer, Internet TV, or mobile phone.
- the in-home server 116 has both functions of communication with the center server 200 connected to the wide area network NT and communication with equipment connected to the home network, and identification information about equipment in the home network ( Here, it is assumed that an IP address is used).
- the home server 116 enables monitoring and control of home devices through the center server 200 from a communication terminal connected to the wide area network NT by using a communication function with the center server 200.
- the center server 200 mediates between home devices and communication terminals on the wide area network NT.
- monitoring and control requests are stored in the center server 200, and the home device periodically performs one-way polling communication to monitor from the communication terminal. And receive control requests. With this operation, it is possible to monitor and control devices in the house from the communication terminal.
- the home device when an event that should be notified to the communication terminal, such as a fire detection, occurs in the home device, the home device notifies the center server 200, and the center server 200 notifies the communication terminal by e-mail.
- an event that should be notified to the communication terminal such as a fire detection
- the home server 116 automatically detects devices connected to the home network by applying UPnP (Universal Plug and Play).
- the home server 116 includes a display device 117 having a browser function, and displays a list of detected devices on the display device 117.
- the display device 117 has a configuration with a touch panel type or an operation unit, and can perform an operation of selecting desired contents from options displayed on the screen of the display device 117. Therefore, the user (contractor or householder) of the home server 116 can monitor or control the device on the screen of the display device 117.
- the display device 117 may be provided separately from the home server 116.
- the home server 116 manages information related to device connection, and grasps the type, function, and address of the device connected to the home network. Accordingly, the devices in the home network can be operated in conjunction with each other. Information on the connection of the device is automatically detected as described above. In order to operate the device in an interlocking manner, the device itself is automatically associated with the attribute held by the device itself, and the home server 116 is configured as a personal computer. It is also possible to connect various information terminals and use the browser function of the information terminals to associate devices.
- Each device maintains the relationship of the interlocking operation of the devices. Therefore, the device can operate in an interlocked manner without passing through the home server 116.
- By associating the linked operations for each device for example, by operating a switch that is a device, it is possible to turn on or off the lighting fixture that is the device. In many cases, the association of the interlocking operations is performed within the subsystem, but the association beyond the subsystem is also possible.
- the DC power supply unit 101 basically generates DC power by power conversion of the commercial power supply AC supplied from outside the house.
- the commercial power source AC is input to the AC / DC converter 112 including the switching power source through the main breaker 111 attached to the distribution board 110 as an internal unit.
- the DC power output from the AC / DC converter 112 is connected to each DC breaker 114 through the cooperative control unit 113.
- the DC power supply unit 101 is provided with a secondary battery 162 in preparation for a period in which power is not supplied from the commercial power source AC (for example, a power failure period of the commercial power source AC).
- a secondary battery 162 for example, a lithium ion secondary battery or the like is used. It is also possible to use a solar cell 161 or a fuel cell 163 that generates DC power.
- the solar cell 161, the secondary battery 162, and the fuel cell 163 are distributed power sources with respect to the main power source including the AC / DC converter 112 that generates DC power from the commercial power source AC.
- the secondary battery 162 includes a circuit unit that controls charging.
- the secondary battery 162 is charged in a timely manner by the commercial power source AC, the solar cell 161, and the fuel cell 163, and the secondary battery 162 is discharged in a timely manner as needed not only during a period in which no power is supplied from the commercial power source AC. .
- the cooperation control unit 113 performs charge / discharge of the secondary battery 162 and cooperation between the main power source and the distributed power source. That is, the cooperative control unit 113 functions as a DC power control unit that controls the distribution of power from the main power supply and the distributed power supply constituting the DC power supply unit 101 to the DC devices 102.
- a DC / DC converter is provided in the cooperative control unit 113 to convert the DC voltage obtained from the main power source and the distributed power source into a necessary voltage. Is desirable. Normally, one type of voltage is supplied to one subsystem (or DC device 102 connected to one DC breaker 114), but three or more wires are used for one subsystem. A plurality of types of voltages may be supplied. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the DC supply line Wdc is of a two-wire type and the voltage applied between the lines is changed over time.
- the DC / DC converter may be provided in a plurality of dispersed manners like the DC breaker.
- the AC / DC converter 112, the cooperative control unit 113, the DC breaker 114, the solar cell 161, the secondary battery 162, and the fuel cell 163 described above are provided with a communication function, and include a main power source, a distributed power source, and a DC device 102. It is possible to perform cooperative operations that deal with the load status.
- the communication signal used for this communication is transmitted in the form of being superimposed on the DC voltage in the same manner as the communication signal used for the DC device 102.
- the AC / DC converter 112 is arranged in the distribution board 110 in order to convert the AC power output from the main breaker 111 into DC power by the AC / DC converter 112.
- a branch breaker (not shown) provided in the distribution board 110 branches the AC supply line into a plurality of systems, and an AC / DC converter is provided on the AC supply line of each system to convert it into DC power for each system. You may employ
- the DC power supply unit 101 can be provided for each floor or room of the house H, the DC power supply unit 101 can be managed for each system, and the DC device 102 that uses DC power and Since the distance of the DC supply line Wdc between the two is reduced, the power loss due to the voltage drop in the DC supply line Wdc can be reduced.
- the main breaker 111 and the branch breaker are housed in the distribution board 110, and the AC / DC converter 112, the cooperative control unit 113, the DC breaker 114, and the home server 116 are housed in a separate board from the distribution board 110. Also good.
- the power supply device 3 housed in the DC power supply unit 101 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the power supply device 3 includes a plurality of (four in the illustrated example) power supply devices 4 (5, 6) that operate in parallel and supply DC power to the DC device (load device) 102, and the entire DC power supply system. And a monitoring device 7 for monitoring.
- the plurality of power supply devices 4 are composed of one first power supply device 5 and a plurality (three in the illustrated example) of second power supply devices 6 (6a to 6c).
- the second power supply unit 8 includes three second power supply devices 6, but the second power supply unit 8 may include only one second power supply device 6. In this case, the value of the current output from the second power supply unit 8 to the DC supply line Wdc is equal to the output current Io2 of the second power supply device 6.
- the second power supply unit 8 may include only two second power supply devices 6 or may include four or more.
- the first power supply 5 uses a DC voltage that is always a constant voltage regardless of the magnitude of the output current Io1 as the output voltage Vo1 (see FIG. 5B).
- a power supply voltage from the commercial power supply AC is input to the first power supply device 5 as the input voltage Vi1 (see FIG. 3). That is, the first power supply device 5 is a power supply device for commercial power supply that supplies DC power to the DC device 102 using the commercial power supply AC as an input power supply.
- the first power supply device 5 is connected to the commercial power supply AC.
- the first power supply device 5 converts the electric power obtained from the commercial power supply AC into DC power, so that the DC power supply line Wdc is constant regardless of the magnitude of the current (output current Io1) output to the DC supply line Wdc. It is configured to perform constant voltage control that provides a voltage (output voltage Vo1).
- the first power supply device 5 is connected to the commercial power supply AC via the AC / DC converter 112. That is, the AC voltage of the commercial power supply AC is converted into a predetermined DC voltage by the AC / DC converter 112 and is supplied to the first power supply device 5. Therefore, the input voltage Vi1 is a DC voltage output from the AC / DC converter 112. However, the input voltage Vi1 may be an AC voltage output from the commercial power supply AC. In this case, the first power supply device 5 is provided with an AC / DC converter that converts the input voltage Vi ⁇ b> 1 that is an AC voltage into a DC voltage and outputs the DC voltage to the DC / DC converter 52.
- the first power supply device 5 has an on-duty width set according to the voltage detection means 50 for detecting the output voltage Vo1, the reference voltage V2, and the detection voltage V1 of the voltage detection means 50.
- the voltage detection means 50 includes two resistors 500 and 501 connected in series, and a voltage follower 502 to which a divided voltage by the resistors 500 and 501 is input, and outputs the output voltage Vo1 of the first power supply device 5. To detect.
- the voltage detection means 50 is configured to detect the output voltage Vo1 and to provide the switching control means 51 with a detection voltage V1 corresponding to the detected output voltage Vo1.
- the switching control means 51 includes a switching IC 510 to which the detection voltage (output voltage of the voltage follower 502) V1 of the voltage detection means 50 and the reference voltage V2 are input.
- the switching IC 510 outputs the pulse width modulation signal S1 in which the on-duty width is set so that the differential voltage (V2 ⁇ V1) between the reference voltage V2 and the detection voltage V1 is constant, to the switching element 520. That is, the switching IC 510 sets the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S1 so that the output voltage Vo1 (detection voltage V1) is always constant.
- the DC / DC converter 52 includes a smoothing capacitor 521, an inductor 522, a switching element 520, a diode 523, and a smoothing capacitor 524 in order from the input side.
- the DC / DC converter 52 receives the input voltage Vi1 by the on / off operation of the switching element 520. Boost the pressure.
- the switching element 520 is, for example, a field effect transistor, and the pulse width modulation signal S1 from the switching IC 510 is input to the gate via the resistor 525.
- the switching element 520 When the switching element 520 is turned on, conduction occurs between the source and the drain, and electromagnetic energy is stored in the inductor 522. Thereafter, when the switching element 520 is turned off, the electromagnetic energy stored in the inductor 522 is released and the voltage is increased.
- the boosted voltage is smoothed by the smoothing capacitor 524.
- the DC voltage smoothed by the smoothing capacitor 524 is output to the DC device 102 (see FIG. 1) as the output voltage Vo1.
- the first power supply device 5 deviates from the output current-output voltage characteristic in which the output voltage Vo1 is a constant DC voltage regardless of the magnitude of the output current Io1, as shown in FIG. 5B. Feedback control can be performed so that there is no.
- the second power supply device 6 applies a DC voltage that monotonously decreases as the output current (current output to the DC supply line Wdc) Io2 increases to the output voltage (DC supply line Wdc).
- the applied voltage is Vo2.
- Vo2 + ⁇ Io2 is a constant value at V0.
- ⁇ may be a different value for each second power supply device 6 or may be the same value.
- the second power supply device 6 monotonously decreases the output voltage Vo2 applied to the DC supply line Wdc as the output current Io2 output to the DC supply line Wdc increases, and decreases the output voltage Vo2 as the output current Io2 decreases. It is comprised so that the inclination control which raises monotonously may be performed.
- a solar cell 161 is connected to the second power supply device 6a
- a secondary battery 162 is connected to the second power supply device 6b
- a fuel cell 163 is connected to the second power supply device 6c. It is connected.
- Each second power supply device 6 receives an input voltage Vi2 (see FIG. 4) from the batteries 161 to 163 connected thereto. That is, the second power supply device 6a is a solar cell power supply device (PV converter) that supplies the DC power to the DC device 102 using the solar cell 161 as an input power supply, and the second power supply device 6b is a secondary battery 162.
- PV converter solar cell power supply device
- Each second power supply device 6 corresponds to another power supply device with respect to the first power supply device 5.
- each of the second power supply devices 6 includes a current detection means 60 for detecting the output current Io2, a voltage detection means 61 for detecting the output voltage Vo2, and a detection voltage V5 and current of the voltage detection means 61.
- a switching control means 62 for generating a pulse width modulation signal S2 having an on-duty width set according to the voltage V8 output from the detection means 60, and an on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 from the switching control means 62
- a DC / DC converter 63 having a switching element 630 that performs an on / off operation in response thereto, and an adjustment unit 64 that adjusts the magnitude of the output current Io2 under the control of a control unit 73 (see FIG. 1) described later.
- the current detection means 60 is divided by resistors 600 and 605, a current IC 601 that detects the voltage across the resistor 600, resistors 602 and 603 that divide the output voltage V3 of the current IC 601, and resistors 602 and 603. And a voltage follower 604 to which the divided voltage is input, and detects the output current Io2.
- the voltage detecting means 61 includes two resistors 610 and 611 connected in series and a voltage follower 612 to which a divided voltage by the resistors 610 and 611 is input, and detects the output voltage Vo2.
- the voltage detection means 61 is configured to detect the output voltage Vo2 and to provide the switching control means 62 with a detection voltage V5 corresponding to the detected output voltage Vo2.
- the switching control means 62 includes a switching IC 620 to which the detection voltage (output voltage of the voltage follower 612) V5 of the voltage detection means 61 and a voltage V8 described later are input.
- the DC / DC converter 63 includes a smoothing capacitor 631, an inductor 632, a switching element 630, a diode 633, and a smoothing capacitor 634 in order from the input side, and the input voltage Vi ⁇ b> 2 is obtained by the on / off operation of the switching element 630. Boost the pressure.
- the adjusting unit 64 includes a CPU 640 that obtains an instruction value of the output current Io2 from a control unit 73 (see FIG. 1) described later, two resistors 641 and 642 that divide the output voltage V6 of the CPU 640, and resistors 641 and 642. And a non-inverting amplifier circuit 643 to which the divided voltage is input.
- the magnitude of the output current Io2 is changed based on the instruction value from the control unit 73. Control is performed.
- the load current detection unit (load current detection means) 70 for detecting a current value of the load current I L supplied to the DC device 102, the solar cell 161 and fuel cell 163 determining determines that the remaining amount detecting unit 71 that detects the remaining amount of the supply range and the secondary battery 162, the load current detector load current I L is detected at 70 as to whether or not larger than the optimum current value Im of the later And a control unit (control means) 73 for controlling the magnitude of the output current Io2 of each second power supply device 6.
- the load current detection unit 70 detects a necessary current from each DC device 102 at a preset time interval while the power supply device 3 is operating, that is, when power is supplied to the DC device 102 by the power supply device 3.
- the load current I L which is the total use current on the DC device 102 side is detected.
- the preset time interval is a time interval that satisfies the load following (for example, several milliseconds).
- the load current detector 70 is configured to measure the value (current value) I0 of the current (load current I L ) flowing through the DC supply line Wdc and output it as a measured value.
- the remaining amount detection unit 71 detects and detects the output voltage and output current of the secondary battery 162 at the above time intervals while the power supply device 3 is operating (when the power supply device 3 supplies power to the DC device 102). The remaining amount of the secondary battery 162 is detected using the result.
- the determination unit 72 is configured to determine whether or not the obtained measurement value is larger than the optimum current value Im when the measurement value is obtained from the load current detection unit 70.
- the determination unit 72 together with the load current I L to determine whether it is larger than the optimum current value Im as described above, the remaining amount of the secondary battery 162 detected by the remaining amount detecting unit 71, the secondary It is also determined whether or not the second power supply device (BAT converter) 6b connected to the battery 162 is sufficient to output the output current Io2 (Iob). Specifically, if the remaining amount of the secondary battery 162 is equal to or greater than a preset threshold, the determination unit 72 causes the remaining amount of the secondary battery 162 to be such that the BAT converter 6b can output the output current Iob having the current value I2. Determine that the amount is sufficient.
- BAT converter second power supply device
- the determination unit 72 determines that the remaining amount of the secondary battery 162 is not sufficient so that the BAT converter 6b can output the output current Iob having the current value I2. .
- the control unit 73 determines how much power should be supplied from each power source device 5 and 6 to each DC device 102 as a whole system, and adjusts the output of each power source device 5 and 6 accordingly.
- the control unit 73 transmits an instruction value for instructing the current value of the output current Io2 to each of the adjusting means 64 of each second power supply device 6.
- the indicated value may be a value that directly represents the current value of the output current Io2, or may be a voltage value obtained by converting the current value of the output current Io2.
- the instruction value is not limited to a value for indicating the current value of the output current Io2 in each second power supply device 6, but indicates the magnitude of the output power in each second power supply device 6. May be a value for
- the CPU 640 shown in FIG. 4 outputs an output voltage V6 having a magnitude corresponding to the instruction value from the control unit 73 (see FIG. 1).
- the output voltage V7 of the non-inverting amplifier circuit 643 increases as the output voltage V6 of the CPU 640 increases, and decreases as the output voltage V6 of the CPU 640 decreases.
- a differential amplifier circuit 606 is inserted between the voltage follower 604 and the resistor 605.
- the voltage V8 output to the switching IC 620 is also reduced. Note that the magnitude of ⁇ is set so that the voltage V8 can be calculated as the detection voltage V5 in the switching IC 620 described later.
- the switching IC 620 generates the pulse width modulation signal S2 whose on-duty width is set (changed) so that the differential voltage (V8 ⁇ V5), that is, the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) between the voltage V8 and the detection voltage V5 is constant. Output to the switching element 630. Specifically, when the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) becomes larger than before, the switching IC 620 reduces the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) (voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) until now.
- the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 is set wide.
- the switching IC 620 increases the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) (voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) is the same as before.
- the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 is set to be small.
- the switching element 630 is, for example, a field effect transistor, and the pulse width modulation signal S2 from the switching IC 620 is input to the gate via the resistor 635.
- the switching element 630 When the switching element 630 is turned on, conduction occurs between the source and the drain, and electromagnetic energy is stored in the inductor 632. Thereafter, when the switching element 630 is turned off, the electromagnetic energy stored in the inductor 632 is released to increase the voltage.
- the boosted voltage is smoothed by the smoothing capacitor 634.
- the DC voltage smoothed by the smoothing capacitor 634 is output to the DC device 102 (see FIG. 1) as the output voltage Vo2.
- the output current Io2 (detection voltage V4) becomes larger than before
- the output voltage Vo2 (detection voltage V5) can be made smaller than before by setting the on-duty width to be the same size and reducing the boost.
- the output current Io2 (detection voltage V4) becomes smaller than before
- the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) becomes larger than before, but the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) has the same magnitude as before.
- the output voltage Vo2 (detection voltage V5) can be increased more than before by setting the on-duty width to be large and increasing the boost.
- each second power supply device 6 having such a configuration makes the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) constant so that the output voltage Vo2 increases as the output current Io2 increases as shown in FIG. 5A.
- Each second power supply device 6 having such an output current-output voltage characteristic has an output voltage Vo2 that is the output voltage Vo1 of the first power supply device 5 in a state where the second power supply device 6 has the intersection used together with the first power supply device 5.
- the output current Io2 is output when the output voltage Vo2 is adjusted to the output voltage Vo1.
- the output voltage Vo2 fluctuates according to the output current-output voltage characteristic of FIG. 6 and temporarily increases ((A) of FIG. 6).
- the detection voltage V4 also increases ((B) in FIG. 6).
- the detection voltage V4 increases, the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) decreases, so that the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 decreases, and the output voltage Vo2 (detection voltage V5) decreases ((( C)).
- the output voltage Vo2 is adjusted to the output voltage Vo1.
- the output voltage Vo2 fluctuates according to the output current-output voltage characteristic of FIG. 6 and temporarily decreases ((D) of FIG. 6).
- the detection voltage V4 also decreases ((E) in FIG. 6).
- the detection voltage V4 decreases, the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) increases, so that the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 increases, and the output voltage Vo2 (detection voltage V5) increases (FIG. 6 ( F)).
- the output voltage Vo2 is adjusted to the output voltage Vo1.
- the total use current (load current I L ) on the DC device 102 side is increased, and the output voltage Vo2 (detection voltage V5) is kept constant.
- the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 becomes wide and the output voltage Vo2 temporarily becomes larger than the output voltage Vo1 ((A) in FIG. 7).
- This operation corresponds to adding a predetermined voltage to the output voltage Vo2 of the second power supply device 6.
- the output current Io2 detection voltage V4
- the detection voltage V4 increases, the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) decreases, so the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 decreases.
- the output voltage Vo2 becomes small ((C) in FIG. 7). After repeating the above operation, the output voltage Vo2 becomes the output voltage Vo1.
- the second power supply device 6 allows the output current Io2 at the intersection with the constant voltage characteristic (output current-output voltage characteristic of the first power supply device 5) to be the indicated value (current value I1).
- the output current-output voltage characteristic of the power supply device 6 is shifted, and the output current Io2 according to the instruction value is output.
- the output current Io2 (detection voltage V4) also decreases ((E) in FIG. 7).
- the detection voltage V4 decreases, the voltage ( ⁇ V7 ⁇ (V5 + ⁇ V4)) increases, so the on-duty width of the pulse width modulation signal S2 increases.
- the output voltage Vo2 increases ((F) in FIG. 7).
- the output voltage Vo2 becomes the output voltage Vo1.
- the second power supply device 6 allows the output current Io2 at the intersection with the constant voltage characteristic (output current-output voltage characteristic of the first power supply device 5) to be the indicated value (current value I0).
- the output current-output voltage characteristic of the power supply device 6 is shifted, and the output current Io2 according to the instruction value is output.
- the adjustment unit 64 when the adjustment unit 64 receives the instruction value from the control unit (control unit) 73, the instruction that has received the value of the output current Io2 without changing the output voltage Vo2 by changing the condition of the inclination control. It is configured to set to a value corresponding to the value.
- the adjusting unit 64 shifts the output current-output voltage characteristic by changing the tilt control condition (that is, the line indicating the output current-output voltage characteristic is translated).
- the output voltage Vo2 of the second power supply device 6 becomes the output voltage Vo1 of the first power supply device 5 as before the shift.
- the output current Io2 when the output voltage Vo2 is adjusted to the output voltage Vo1 is output.
- each second power supply device 6 has the output voltage Vo2 adjusted to the output voltage Vo1 of the first power supply device 5, and the output voltage Vo2 is equal to the output voltage Vo1.
- the output current Io2 can be output to the DC device 102.
- the load current I L may be set to an output current Io2 corresponding respective second power device 6 to the load current I L, the load current I L changes Even so, the output voltage Vo2 of the second power supply device 6 is matched with the output voltage Vo1 of the first power supply device 5, so that the output voltage Vo2 can be maintained at a constant voltage. As a result, it is possible to stably supply power to the DC device 102.
- FIG. 5 shows the output current-output voltage characteristic of the second power supply device 6, and (b) shows the output current-output voltage characteristic of the first power supply device 5.
- I11 is instructed as an instruction value from the control unit 73
- the output current-output voltage characteristics of the second power supply device 6 are as shown by the arrows in FIG. 5 (c).
- the output current Io2 of the second power supply device 6 can be increased from I12 to I11.
- the relationship in which the output voltage Vo2 decreases monotonously as the output current Io2 increases can be easily realized without increasing the number of parts from the configuration of the first power supply device 5. Can do.
- the current value of the output current Io1 of the first power supply device 5 when the conversion efficiency of the first power supply device 5 is maximized is the optimum current value Im. That is, the optimum current value Im is the value of the current (output current Io1) that the first power supply device 5 outputs to the DC supply line Wdc when the conversion efficiency of the first power supply device 5 is maximum.
- the conversion efficiency of the first power supply device 5 is, for example, that the power conversion efficiency is output from the first power supply device 5 to the power supply PIN from the commercial power supply AC input to the first power supply device 5 to the DC supply line Wdc.
- the control unit 73 of the monitoring device 7 changes the output current Io1 of the first power supply device 5 to the optimum current value Im. That is, that is, the sum of the output currents Io2 of each second power supply device 6 when the output voltage Vo2 of each second power supply device 6 is adjusted to the output voltage Vo1 of the first power supply device 5 is a load. to correspond to the difference value between the current value and the optimal current value Im of the current I L, adjusting means 64 the output current of the relative (see FIG. 4) the second power device 6 of each of the second power device 6 -Shift the output voltage characteristics.
- the control unit 73 is configured to cause the second power supply unit 8 to stop outputting the current to the DC supply line Wdc. .
- the control unit 73 transmits an output stop signal to each second power supply device 6 of the second power supply unit 8. Composed.
- the second power supply device 6 that has received the output stop signal is configured to stop the output of the output current Io2.
- the load current detector 70 detects the current value I0 of the load current I L (S1 in FIG. 8). Subsequently, whether the load current I L the current value I0 is greater than the optimal current value Im of the determination unit 72 determines (S2). When the current value I0 is larger than the optimum current value Im, the control unit 73 determines that the output current Ioa of the PV converter 6a is the difference value (I0 ⁇ Im) between the current value I0 and the optimum current value Im within the supply capacity range of the solar cell 161. ) Is transmitted to the PV converter 6a (S3).
- the PV device 6a When the PV converter 6a receives the instruction value from the control unit 73, the PV device 6a shifts the output current-output voltage characteristic of the PV converter 6a using the adjusting unit 64, and sets the output current Ioa as a difference value (I0-Im). To supply.
- the BAT converter 6b receives the instruction value from the control unit 73, the BAT converter 6b shifts the output current-output voltage characteristic of the BAT converter 6b using the adjusting unit 64, and the output current Iob is changed to the current value as shown in FIG. It is supplied to the DC device 102 as I2.
- step S3 to S5 energy saving can be achieved by giving priority to the PV converter 6a over the BAT converter 6b as control for compensating for the difference value (I0-Im).
- steps S4 and S5 when the control unit 73 knows the difference value (I0 ⁇ Im), the output current Ioa of the PV converter 6a is still set as the maximum current value I1 in the current sunshine environment.
- the output current Iob of the BAT converter 6b should be set to the current value I2
- the PV converter 6a is set so that the output current Ioa of the PV converter 6a becomes the maximum current value I1.
- the instruction value may be output to the BAT converter 6b so that the output current Iob of the BAT converter 6b becomes the current value I2.
- the output current Io1 having the optimum current value Im is supplied from the first power supply device 5 to the DC device 102 (S6). Note that the shortage is supplied from the first power supply device 5 until the output currents Ioa and Iob of the PV converter 6a and the BAT converter 6c are completely shifted and the current of the current value I0 is output as a sum. Therefore, there is no problem in the stable supply to the load (DC device 102).
- step S2 when the current value I0 of the load current I L is equal to or less than the optimum current value Im in step S2, the control unit 73 stops each second power supply device 6 so as to stop the current output of each second power supply device 6. 6 is controlled. Thereby, the output current Io1 having the current value I0 is supplied from the first power supply device 5 to the DC device 102 (S6).
- step S4 when the difference current (load current ⁇ optimum current value) is the same as the output current Ioa of the PV converter 6a, the control unit 73 controls the second power supply device 6 (BAT converter 6b, FC) other than the PV converter 6a. The current output of the converter 6c) is stopped. As a result, the first power supply device 5 outputs the output current Io1 having the optimum current value Im to the DC device 102 (S6). That is, the control unit 73 transmits an instruction value to the second power supply device 6a and transmits an output stop signal to the remaining second power supply devices 6b and 6c.
- the load current I L is increased to increase the output current Ioa of the PV converter 6a and BAT converter 6b, a total amount of Iob only the increase in the load current I L , the load current I L decreases, the output current Ioa, reducing the total amount of Iob only decrease of the load current I L.
- the output current Iob of the BAT converter 6b is first decreased, and then the output current Ioa of the PV converter 6a is decreased. You may control.
- the preset time interval is a time interval that satisfies the load following (for example, several milliseconds). Note that the power supply device 3 may perform the operations from step S1 to step S6 other than the preset time interval.
- the power supply device 3 uses a commercial power supply AC as an input power supply and a commercial power supply apparatus (first power supply apparatus) that uses a DC voltage that is a constant voltage regardless of the magnitude of the output current Io1 as an output voltage Vo1. 5, one or a plurality of others that supply DC power to the load device 102 by operating in parallel with the first power supply device 5 as the output voltage Vo2 with a DC voltage that decreases monotonically as the power supply voltage is input and the output current Io2 increases.
- the power supply device 6 includes an adjustment unit 64 that shifts an output current-output voltage characteristic indicating a relationship between the output current Io2 and the output voltage Vo2 when power is supplied to the load device 102.
- the control unit 73 includes a load current detection unit.
- the power supply device 3 of the present embodiment is connected to the DC supply line Wdc to which the load device 102 is connected, and the first power supply device 5 and the second power supply device 5 that supply DC power to the load device 102 through the DC supply line Wdc.
- Power supply unit 6 load current detection means (load current detection unit) 70 that measures a value (current value) I 0 of a current (load current) I L flowing through the DC supply line Wdc and outputs it as a measured value I 0, a load
- a determination unit (determination unit) 72 for determining whether or not the obtained measurement value I0 is larger than the optimum current value Im, and a control unit (control unit) 73 are provided. Prepare.
- the first power supply device 5 is connected to the commercial power supply AC and converts the electric power obtained from the commercial power supply AC into DC power, so that the current (output current) Io1 output to the DC supply line Wdc is independent of the magnitude. It is configured to perform constant voltage control for applying a constant voltage (output voltage) Vo1 to the DC supply line Wdc.
- the optimum current value Im is a value of a current (output current) Io1 that the first power supply device 5 outputs to the DC supply line Wdc when the conversion efficiency of the first power supply device 5 is maximum.
- the second power supply unit 8 includes a second power supply device 6.
- the second power supply device 6 monotonously decreases the output voltage Vo2 applied to the DC supply line Wdc as the output current Io2 output to the DC supply line Wdc increases, and monotonously decreases the output voltage Vo2 as the output current Io2 decreases. It is comprised so that the inclination control to raise may be performed.
- the determination unit 72 determines that the measured value I0 is larger than the optimum current value Im
- the control unit 73 determines that the current value output from the second power supply unit 8 to the DC supply line Wdc is the measured value I0 and the optimum current value Im.
- the instruction value is output to the second power supply device 6 so as to be equal to the difference value (difference current value).
- the second power supply device 6 includes an adjustment unit 64 that adjusts the value of the output current Io2 based on the instruction value received from the control unit 73.
- the adjustment unit 64 receives the instruction value from the control unit 73, the adjustment unit 64 changes the slope control condition to set the value of the output current Io2 to a value corresponding to the instruction value without changing the output voltage Vo2. Composed.
- the load current I L, the current value of the output current Io1 when the first power device 5 to the commercial power source AC is connected becomes the maximum conversion efficiency (optimum current value Im) or If the current value of the output current Io2 of each second power supply device 6 is adjusted so that the output current Io1 of the first power supply device 5 becomes the optimal current value Im, the first power supply device 5 Can be operated with maximum conversion efficiency.
- control unit 73 switches the second power supply device so as to stop the current output of the second power supply device 6.
- the difference current (load current - optimum current value) is compensated by a combination of PV converter 6a and BAT converter 6b
- the differential current may be supplemented by a combination of the PV converter 6a and the FC converter 6c or a combination of the BAT converter 6b and the FC converter 6c instead of the combination of the PV converter 6a and the BAT converter 6b.
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- 負荷機器が接続される直流供給線路に接続され、上記直流供給線路を通じて上記負荷機器に直流電力を供給する第1の電源機器および第2の電源ユニットと、
上記直流供給線路を流れる電流の値を計測して計測値として出力する負荷電流検出手段と、
上記負荷電流検出手段より上記計測値を得ると、得られた上記計測値が最適電流値より大きいか否かを判定する判定手段と、
制御手段と、を備え、
上記第1の電源機器は、商用電源に接続され、上記商用電源より得た電力を直流電力に変換することで、上記直流供給線路に出力する電流の大きさに関わらず上記直流供給線路に一定の電圧を与える定電圧制御を行うように構成され、
上記最適電流値は、上記第1の電源機器の変換効率が最大であるときに上記第1の電源機器が上記直流供給線路に出力する電流の値であり、
上記第2の電源ユニットは、少なくとも1つの第2の電源機器を備え、
上記第2の電源機器は、上記直流供給線路に出力する出力電流が増加するにつれて上記直流供給線路に与える出力電圧を単調に下降させ、上記出力電流が減少するにつれて上記出力電圧を単調に上昇させる傾斜制御を行うように構成され、
上記制御手段は、上記最適電流値より上記計測値が大きいと上記判定手段が判定すると、上記第2の電源ユニットが上記直流供給線路に出力する電流の値が上記計測値と上記最適電流値との差分値と等しくなるように、上記第2の電源機器に指示値を出力するように構成され、
上記第2の電源機器は、上記制御手段から受け取った上記指示値に基づいて上記出力電流の値を調整する調整手段を備え、
上記調整手段は、上記制御手段から上記指示値を受け取ると、上記傾斜制御の条件を変更することで、上記出力電圧を変化させることなく上記出力電流の値を上記指示値に対応する値に設定するように構成される
ことを特徴とする電力供給装置。 - 上記制御手段は、上記計測値が上記最適電流値以下であると上記判定手段が判定すると、上記第2の電源ユニットに上記直流供給線路への電流の出力を停止させるように構成される
ことを特徴とする請求項1記載の電力供給装置。 - 上記第2の電源ユニットは、複数の上記第2の電源機器を備え、
上記第2の電源ユニットが上記直流供給線路に出力する電流の値は、上記複数の第2の電源機器の上記出力電流の値の総和である
ことを特徴とする請求項1記載の電力供給装置。
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